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• 'Anonymous' member charged in Utah police hacking
• Apple Joins Fight Against Flashback Trojan
• Australia Shows How to 'Harden' iPhones for Secret Use
• Hacker's impersonation case set to be closed
• Apple tightens iTunes, App Store security
• Team Poison Hackers 'Phone Bomb' and Taunt British Spy Service
• New Anonymous Spinoff Vows to Be Ethical, Breaks Vow
• FCC, carriers to create database of stolen cellphones
• Anonymous Gets Facts Wrong on Netflix Boycott
• Smart Meter Hacks Cost Hundreds of Millions Annually, FBI Says
• Anonymous Hacks UK Government, Plans Weekly Attacks
• 'TigerBot' Android Malware Steals Texts, Records Phone Calls
• Scammers lace up for London Olympics
• New Google Chrome Update Fixes 12 Security Bugs
• Anonymous Hacker Denies Being FBI Snitch
• Anonymous attacks nearly 500 Chinese government sites
• Apple patches 3-month-old Mac OS X security flaw
• Updated Android Malware Can Take Over Your Phone
• Anonymous plans Saturday attack on British government
• Scammers Take Huge Interest in Pinterest
• How to Safeguard Your Privacy During a Job Hunt
• Three ways to protect your online privacy now
• 10 Million Visa, MasterCard Numbers Breached, Blog Reports
• Chinese Cybercrime Campaign Traced Back to One Man
• Twitter scammers prey on 'Draw Something' popularity
• Twitter Scammers Prey on 'Draw Something' Popularity
• Video Shows How Easy It Is to Hack Into Your Smartphone
• Soldier Committed Bank Fraud Against Billionaire Paul Allen: FBI
• Cracks Start to Appear in the Face of Apple's iOS Security
• Online Pedophiles Use New Trick to Hide Child Porn
• Cracks appear in face of Apple's iOS security
• Germans Reject Proposed Facebook Changes
• Watch Your Tone: Voice Software Knows When You're Being Scammed
• Australian Cops Go 'War Driving' for Weak Wi-Fi Networks

• Adult anime app hides dangerous Android trojan
• Fate of data held by Megaupload up in the air
• Assassin's Creed Fan Site Infected With Zeus Malware
• Apple Releases Flashback Malware Removal Tool
• Apple Tightens iTunes, App Store Security
• Hewlett-Packard Ships Virus-Infected Network Switches
• Japanese Bank Introduces Palm-Scanning ATMs
• Twitter Helps Rescue Carjacking Victim
• How to Protect Your Mac Against Malware
• Microsoft Issues Six Security Bulletins in Monthly Update
• Marines seek DOD guidance on social media use
• Instagram spam targets iPhone hipsters
• Scammers Lace Up for London Olympics
• How You're Putting Your Company at Risk for a Data Breach
• No Free Toms Shoes, Just A Facebook Scam
• Updated Android malware can take over your phone
• UK hacker sentenced for stealing 8 million identities
• Fake Facebook, eBay, US Airways Pages Steal Credit Cards
• Fake Facebook 'verification' windows steal financial data
• Britons Bash Proposed 'Big Brother' Law
• New Drive-By Download Threatens Mac Users
• UK Internet group: Surveillance program in works
• Your Old Xbox Could Be Stealing Your Credit Card
• Why Won't Cellular Carriers Turn Off Stolen Phones?
• Google releases Chrome 18, fixes 9 security bugs
• Adobe fixes 2 Flash bugs, enables automatic updates
• How a Pinterest Spammer Makes $1,000 a Day
• 'LulzSec Reborn' Hacks Military Dating Site
• Facebook Celebrity Birthday Game is a Survey Scam
• Microsoft disrupts massive Zeus malware ring
• Facebook Stands Up for Job Applicants' Privacy
• Can voice software tell when a scam is afoot?
• 'Windows Risk Minimizer' is a Scareware Nightmare

• Adult Anime App Hides Dangerous Android Trojan
• Chinese Internet Outage Points to Government 'Kill Switch'
• Team Poison Hackers Seized in 'Phone Bombing' of UK Spy Agency
• Team Poison hacks MI6 —then calls to boast
• Identity-Protection Services: Are They Worth Paying For?
• Anonymous Plans Saturday Attack on British Intelligence Agency
• Anonymous Takes Down Boeing Website
• Utah Medicaid Clients Hit by Huge Data Breach
• FCC, Carriers to Create Database of Stolen Cellphones
• Utah breach affects 25,000 Social Security numbers
• Girls Around Me shows consequences of sharing data
• Instagram Spam: Scammers Target iPhone Hipsters
• Google Chrome update fixes 12 security bugs
• Anonymous hacker denies being FBI snitch
• Apple Patches 3-Month-Old Mac OS X Security Flaw
• Anonymous Attacks Nearly 500 Chinese Government Sites
• UK Hacker Sentenced for Stealing 8 Million Identities
• Facebook Logins Easily Stolen From iPhone, Android
• Anonymous Plans Saturday Attack on British Government
• New drive-by download threatens Mac users
• Details Don't Add Up in Huge Credit-Card Data Breach
• Your old Xbox could be stealing your credit card
• Chinese cybercrime campaign traced back to one man
• Is online privacy worth paying for?
• Google Releases Chrome 18, Fixes 9 Security Bugs
• Adobe Fixes 2 Flash Bugs, Enables Automatic Updates
• If Microsoft co-founder's ID isn't safe, is yours?
• Scarlett Johansson Hacker Faces 60 Years in Prison
• Online pedophiles use new trick to hide child porn
• Microsoft Disrupts Massive Zeus Malware Ring
• Safari Bug Could Land iPhone Users in Trouble
• Government sues AT&T over Internet calls
• 'Deactivated friend attack' exploits Facebook privacy flaw